Bill O'Reilly launched into a withering diatribe against Barney Frank, while Frank was a guest on the show. Virtually every member of congress was influenced by Fannie and Feddie's lobbying machine; Mr. Frank was almost certainly depending on company management for information and insight. But, does Mr. O'Reilly need to shout like a Boston commuter on the pike at 5.40pm?
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1 Comments:
Now that's a good entertainment. If you slow it down, you can actually see Rep. Frank's dentures flying off camera during a retort.
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